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The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
Their nuslncss noomIng.

Probably no one thIng has caused such general revival of trade at D.. ! Brannen and Co.'S Drug Store as their giving away to thelr customers of so many tree trial bottles Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion. Their trade is simply enormous in this valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disap- points. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size SI Every bottle warrented.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
WEEKLY CHAMPION
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1881.
TaE WORLD IN BRIEF.

There has been a furious hurricane on the West Coast of South America.
 The crown prince of Germany is rapidly getting over his throat trouble.
 The Burlington Company'has pur- chased the Denver, Utah. X Pacific railroad.
 Judge Samuel Hall of the su. preme Court of Georgia, died on Tuesday last. ...
 Pranzini the French murderer was executed by the Guillotine in Paris last week.
 Governor Bartlett of California has had another attack of paralysis and Is in very precariouS condition.
 The painful accident that has hap pened 10 General Miles has caused the sword presentation 10 be post poned
 Duke Compo Felice, who married Singer, the Sewing Machine mans daughter, died from fright the other day at slight earthquake shock.
 The general manager of the Grand Trunk railway in Canada has been indicted for manslaughter on account of a railway accident which destroy ed several lives.
 Two of the arches in the streets Of St. Louis for ihe Grand Army parade will be surmounted by hkenesSes of Lincon and Grant, two of Americas greatest men. On the one will be emblazoned the familiar inscriptions; "With malice toward none and charity for all," and on the other the epigrammatic exclamation; Let us have peace"
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
SUNDAY SMILES.

Many a man has ruined his eye sight ty sitting in a bar room and looking for work.
 The tramp "toils not" but he will spin the most fantastic yarn ever heard for the chance of getting quarter.
 Some of the best blood in the east now runs through mosquitoes veins.
 The New York papers are all writ ing the thistle up, but some day they may write the thistle. down.
 A good way to abolish poverty is 10 deposit earnings m savlngs bank instead of saloon.
 Bulgaria is once again the perplex ing pom; on the European chess board.
 "lt Is love that makes the world go round, We are informed by the poets. IL IS a somewhat notable tact that a very limited quantity of poor whlskey will produce lhe same result. .-MeT- chant Traveller. ...........
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

The Phenix AdgdRfe says: At the meeting of the Immigration Unlon Monday night some wonderful propo- sles were made to that association. Col. Lamont of the Albuquerque Demoeyat offered to give two pages of illustrated matter descriptive of Phe' nix for ST 1000 and to furnish 2,5ooo copies. Wonder what he wanted to illustrate ? Surely not our bald faced court house yard with no fence around it. Next comes brother Dunbar of the Gazette offering to furnish 5000 cop ies of the illustrated Gazette for 1000 iron dollars. He would doubtless give life sized portrait of our rick ety old graveyard. 20 cents a copy for a descriptive article on Dollie's hustle would be fair remuneration
 for editorial labor. Old Mir. Herald stepped in and offered to print and distribute 30, 900 copies of that paper
 for one thousand cash. It seems that all of these proposals were refused.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

The town oi Flagstaff has been menaced with destruction through incendiary attempts to rid the plac, of its Chinese residents. The deter imitation 10 force these people to leave has been so strongly expressed
 hat the insurance companies have notified property owners of their in ,ention to withdraw all policies unless decisive action be taken to protect the town. A public meeting was helc last week and among other things a resolution was passed urging the Chinese to close out their business and leave or take their chances, and it is believed that most of them will heed the timely injunction. No threats of violence were suggested, but the firm tone of the resolution indicates that the people have assumed an at. iitude in the matter that must be respected. We are glad to witness such peaceful and rational solution ot the evil as the good people oi Flagstaff have developed Florence Enterprise.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
NOTICE OF SHFRIFF'S sALF oN FORE
 CLOSURE OF MDHPCAGE.

 Aver Lumber Company, plain iT vs F ",
 Middleton, A. Mum and F.. C. Henley,
 defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sale and deciee Of foreclosure issued out Of the District Court. in and for the county ot Yayapai territory of Ariznna, on the goth day of July, 1887, in the above enii led 1c- tion, wherein ihe Aver Lumber Company Is plaintiff. and F. w. Middleton, A Mum and K C. Henley are defendants, and where. in the above named plaintiff, obtained a juGr ,ncnt and dec.ce against said defendants on the 18th dag of Jue. 1887, winch said decree was on the day of June, 1887, recorded in judgment book No 8, at page 2I8 to 22o of sad District Cour, an com. handed to sell-all that certain property tie. scrlbed as follows, to wit:
 The house or building. situate the town of Flagstaii county of Navapai, territory of Arizona, knC wn as "Oul Boys Saloon be- ing and lying m the eastern part of said town, with Hawks restaurant on the east Of sad building and Millcr's law ofi;e Leln., now {, next west oi said mortgaged building, and fronting Railroad avenue; sAi l property be. ug now occupied by George Prime as . butcher shop aud meat marNct.
 Notice is hereby given tha on Wednesday, the zist day of September, 1887. at enc o'clock, D m, of that day, il; front Of said bull ding, in the town oi flagstaff, in sail CcGnly ol Navapai, Territory ut Anzona, l will i, in oded.cuce to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described proper,y to sailsiy pIainuf's judgment with interest thereon and c',sls, to 'he highest and best bidder for cash.
 w. J. MuLvENoN,
 Sheriff Yavapal county, Arlz ma 1y By J W. llm cls, tcfuty sheriti. 2oo.4t,
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
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The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

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 F. II. ARM.1RoNC, $. NJ. DAvEHPORr, l. A. OPP. c. M. LANCE, 'Inos HERR, JAMES LEE, JR.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

bination of the lucky and mentally well-balanced. On the Iath ot this month he won SIS, 1000 in the regular monthly drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, and on Saturday last the Adams Express Company, which collected it at New Orleans, gave him the full amount He stuck to his post as assistant su- perintendent of agents ot the Metro politan Life Insurance Company'32 Park Place. e.-New York News, July 26.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

HARRY FULTON-IIorse and mule brand on left hip as shown ia cu:. Sheep ewes aoie In the leh ear aaI split Tn the rIgh'. Wcthc,S lrvcrse that of ewes Rams branded F on horn. Range near NJ rrnln LAse MngollDn Mpuhtllns. P. 0. address, Flagstaff, AFizpna.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
For Sale.
N D:

Fine work horses broke or unbroke. weighing from goo to I41o p,ani'. AlSb a number of fine Hereford an Sl5rt Horn Bulls yearlings and twD year-olis. For price and particulars writ. or c,ll on
 G. w GO2r3N,
 Manager Waters Cattle Co, jun25f Wnslow, Arlzoaa.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

All cattle bearing the above brand on right hip are the property oi tns undersigned. Ear marks; crop all, split in right ear, and split on tor of left ear. Also all cattle with bar ! on both sides. Also all horses brande, barM on left shoulder, Range MogJIIor Momtains. P. O. Flagstaff, Arlz.
 r. NJ. VANDERBILT,
 w. B. NANDERIlp. IR.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

Rabbit Bros,-P. o. Address, Flagstaff, Arizona, Range, Clark Valley, Mogollon mountains. Brand as above cut. All young stock brand ed on both sides, with swallow iork and underbrt in each ear. Also own the following: Boot, T, T H, any where on left side of anImal, Boot cattle, road brand w on right side; T cattle, cr0ss On right side. Hose brand, co.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

4 Lucky New Yorker Gained Thousands.
 Mir. Darius K. Burr of 70 Forsyth St., New York City, is happy com
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

Waiter ]. Hltl-P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapai Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogollon mountains; cattle branded II on left hip; ear mark, mortise in left ear; horses branded H on left jaw; all stock sold vented ;SheeP brand. ed II on left side of nose; ear mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
WATERS CATTLE COMPANY.

Cattle brand "C" both hIps; ear marks as above
 Calves branded running w both sides, - left jaw; ear marks: crop left, unde T , l o pc
 Horse brand "C'" Jeff thigh; also q on left thigh on old stock; Ranch and range between Clear Creek and Cbeyl am $ Fora, I.ittlc Colora,So ri-
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i.ar ma, Ns. .J4u.le cut ieit ear-oVel slope of right ear. w. D. BLACK, P o. Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

MCMILLAN & GOODWIN,
 brand on right side of nose. Ewes. crop m right and spiil in each ear. Weihers |. crop in left and split in each ear. Range three miles north of Flagstaff. P. D. aidres. Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

and nick on top of right; horses with the same brand on lett thigh; range Mopollon mountains.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

nr IIght aud under split in the lief; Range. Mogollon Mts. ?. O. addres Camp Verde. F. MCCLARREN.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

Mogollon Mts. Postoffi e address, CamT Verde, Aukona. SAivEL SHriL.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

INIE' ItVISNn tIT. same brand. Range MogoIlon Mts and Stoneman's Lake. P. O., Cam Verde. Ariz. MEHRFNS K SHERMAN.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10
AcKER & WALKER

TayapaI county. Ear marks-Swai- 'ow fork in right, under bit and sliI
 left ear. A horses belonging t" Is are branded same on left hlp.
The Arizona champion., 1887-09-10

All cattle and horses bearin < le above brand elong to the un .ersigned. Rang, H miles south
 ast of Flags,a
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
HE BUYS A RING.
Mr.. Dunder Purchases IL Piece Of .Jewclr!
and Forms u Dire lsesolutiOE.

and Form. u Dire Resolution.
Mayo l like to ask you some-
thing" said Carl Dundcr, il q hesitate
ing. shcepish way, as he cal!ed in to
see Sergeant Bendall yesterday.
More trouble, l SUPPOSED"
"Vhell, l expect | vhas Il fool"
Exactly. I've told you SO C. d czen
times. Now. what is it?'
Well, last eafnings l vhas alone in
my blaze. ind II strange man CHE in.
All of a sudden he shumps a"orni: und
schrambles aboudt und pike - dis
ring from der floor"
II see; it's solid brass, All: ::r,,r ore
bought by the bushcl."
When he picks up der r:n.s 1t ;:ays
dot vhas great luck for Il poor man. be-
cause, he can sell him for fife dollar.
Den he says he vhas too hancst - do
dot. Somcpody lose der ring and
would feel badt. He Will keep him
ind get tree dollar rt ward"
Same old game. He finally sug-
Sested that you give MIN two dollars
and keep the ring. didn't he"
DOT vhas it. Und so he vhas prass?"
Pure brass, and you are two dollars
out"
'Und won't he come back to play
some more games on mc?:'
"Never. You will never see his gentle
face again.
Sergeant"
"Tm listening"
"lf vhas foundt dead in nv bed to-.
morrow it vhas all right. l like o to
come oop. because you vhas my friendt.
You III tell der coroner it vkas lauda.
mum. und dot nopody else vhas to
plane. See dot my funeral goes of all
right, und l like to hat you gif Shake
some good advices. Goodbye. Ser.
geant! Dis world vhas no blaze for
fools any more!'-- Detroit Free Press.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
LOCAL COLOR"
Paul Dabney Discovers It in Wild
Glenwood.

Il would like said Paul Dabney.
addressing his friend Charley Brock
den, 'io visit some quiet, rural village.
! want to obtain Il good idea of the
modern conventional town of the
West. am trying to describe such a
scene in my new book. | desire to
give it local color-make it Us realistic
rs possible
''Why don't you 90 to Glcnwood for
a week or two?" inquired Brockden.
.'Glenwood:o'
Eyes, Glcnwool. Nebraska. That's
a nice. quiet town. and would just suit
your purposes, l should judge
''Eminently rustic and--and Sc
cluded; something like far from the
busy haunts of men?'"
'.Cnqualifiedly So"
Paul Dabney departed forthwith for
Glcnwood. twenty miles from a station
on the Union Pacific Railway. The re-
manning distance was made by stage.
Aside from Dabney three other passen-
gers occupied the broad leather seats
of the Concord coach, II young lady
and two men. The latter were resi-
dents Of Glenwood. David Tompkins
and John Williams. The s%trikingly
handsome girl. above the medium size,
with full developed form, and dressed
in a combination Of quiet gray, was.
evidently, like Dabney, II visiting
stranger to Glenwood. 1t was an
April day. The road. though heavy,
led through "A picturesque section of
wild and broken country, through sandy
shouldered bluffs, narrow canyons
threaded by bubbling creeks fed from
springs in distant hillsides; Mt times
beside ~newly-opcncd farms. the black
plowed fields lending Il fresh, earthly
aroma 10 the atmospheric tonic of the
morning.
80 far thought Dabney, 'the
quiet local coloring Is all that could be
desired"
After Il few casual observations ex.
changed with Paul, the Glenwood citi-
zcns confined their discussion on strict
ly local topics to themselves. Paul
and the young lady were thus COM
peeled to entertain each other. This
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
CASHED HIS OWN DRAFT.

What a Caution, Man Paid for the Priv
ilege Of Carryin. His owa Money.
twas in the early days oftlle railroad
when it was yet new; the days when
the journey to New York was less Of 4
little jaunt than it is now; when green
backs YER not popular here, One
summer morning u man, walking in
happy aud fcverish haste, with wild es
element baaming all over his face
stepped into the Office of a wcll-knoTn
banker.
Il want exchange for this in New
York"
"All right. What is it?'
The man looked fearfully around hin
and then brought out n packet
''It's twenty-five thousand dollarsi
grecnbacks." Il
II guess l can do it. Going East
"Yes. I'm going Tomorrow
don't want to carry all this with me
Couldn't do it. Sure to &c. robbed
So give me a draft. How mnch?'
'Oh, seeing it's you, ] per cent
$3.50"
ut goes.'
So the banker made ont a draft Oh
New York and took tho money,
you + going Tomorrow !"
your"
Yes"
Would you mind taking a lm'
parcel for me and handing it tony
brother??"
Certainly. I'll do it with pleas
ure."
The banker went into the other room
and presently came back WIN "
parcel. ,,.,
Just put it in your valise, and don't
lose it, will your 49,.
'.I'n take the best care o! H.
'Thank you. Good-by' fie'''"
trip" c,u,,
Arrived in New York, the Call%
nian went to the address and deliver"
the package. Then he presenter na
draft. The man opened the pacsas
and gave him tho identical sow"
grcenbacks he had in San fFa''c,s~
He had carried them all the way AN~
sclf. Sd Francisco Chr0a'ct.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
WORDS or PRAISE.
How They Cheer the Weary To'Ier.
FAITHFUL wife and the Obedient Child.

-
rrow They Cheer the Weary Toilsr. the
FAITHFUL wife and the Obedient Child.
"Praisc to the face Is an open dis
grace" One would think this we'll
worn aphorism was inspiration, luds'
ing from its frequent citation and tho
f~aithfulness with which it is needed by
some folks. Why not say as well:
Blame to the fac. is open disgracee
Surely it is much more d~lsgracefii.
But those who are chary Of praise are
exceedingly liberal with words OF cen.
sure. It does not hurt any n to be
found fault with. 0 no! But praise
is very injurious. it makes one so con.
ceited! Criticism has a very hcalthful
effect on the mind, but approval is u
very sweet poison! So from very love
of us(?) they generously administer
the stimulating blame without any
sugar-coatlng in all its unnitisatcd
bitterness.
Now in our Judgment the kindly ap-
pr~cciative word is the true tonic.
MANY n time q sensitive nature has
been crushed and disheartcned by dis
arrangement. when n kindly word OF
encouragement would have been n
stimulant to further effort and I'M
provement. The example of Paul in
his Epistles, and the character OF the
messag the Lord sent by St. John to
the seven churches of Asia arc worthy
of imitation. Marx how there comes
first of I'LL the approval Of what was
worthy before the faithful rebuke.
This method evinced the feeling ct lovc
that undcrlay the reproof. Many who
repel the harsh blame unsparingly add
ministered. would have proitcd there
by had it been kindly given, and pre-
faced by some palliating word. But
one who receives nothing bu: rep.oof.
and that too often u%ndcserved, not only
feels disheartened, but u spirit OF re-
bellion is aroused which says: Il
never can please you, and Idon't mean
to try
The wise parent will praise the child
for well-doing. knowing that it will n
courage, and that when kindly admo-
milton and reproof are ncedful. it will
have II better effect
The wise husband will praise tho
wife who with thoughtful care has pre-
pared for him some comfort, or pleas
ant surprise in the form of II dainty
dish. and then. if when. 50 little out
of Sorts" he finds fault with the coffee
because not quite clear, OF the biscuit
are u bit soggy. the little woman will
not sulk nor give Il rasping 7cply.
A word of praise also from the mas
Ter OF mistress to the servants, would
be a CLEAN of sunshine upon their
weary way. and Il stimulant to faithful
service. The pastor, too, toilins with
many discouragemcnts, would have his
heart wonderfully cheercd If now and
then. with u warm hand-cIszp. II
should say: Your ermon yesterday
was Il word in season, it helped me
greatly"
If loving, encouraging words were
spoken and scattered broadcast Lavish
ly, how abundant would be the fruit
age. Whatsoever one soweth. that
shall he also reap.'-M D. Welcome,
IN WOman's Maqazine.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
FULL OF fun

Wv, -Whits-whst kind Of i. ,..,,.
BiackP Gray-0h. like a wha Ipe't e
Like a whale? l dom, na w.
G.-Why. he's a good spou s,,aeF'taai
When q man drop, .
full Of fresh eggs on q ston r' ?, I'd
he may expect to hear h;s s.aesll
when he gets home that he m,s vile y
break. "'aue
|-"r =, whom shall I chargetb II =,
ing adp" said the practical bo ,aI' Is't
er. What is the title Of i itSS
Ad.," was the reply. '''esd
Ending Of a boys lc,t..
boarding school: n can't ~. t'ol
more. for my feet are 50 co InT "
hold a pen. Your affections, a
Tommy" Accident Ncws. Wy
Rural visitor standing ove, , -.
ment grating: "'These ere tb;, q pave
good enough ter heat houses with y y
they amt with or dogorn to heat s'' 49, y
with. '-Harpcr's Meehly. '"' 0's
BERTHE Pa, Uncle Charles s...
have a sluggish Temperament,
Uncle Charles is right have d..
Pa. did ma know you werr , D IT.
ger when she married you'-Ers.,'"vvIs
My husband IS a yerv ,h..'s
minded man. said Mrs. slowbov y .p1
very often takes one thing for anot1
err" Il know it, said Mr.. Badman' \
saw him taking a hot toddy last n;,a,
and he said he took it FOR A c,,d I !
Rurdette.
-Tom-Is Dick doing well in hi, n.
business? Harry guess so, H.h.]
taken in a partner. What Ala y
do that for? H.-0h, I suppose h.
do better with her than without. r
Her? H.-Yes, he was morriea !.
week.
Small girl-Ma, what are the t;a..I
Do they grow like strawberdi..
MotherATidcs grow? what pouspn,.
Small girl-Well, what does our mini,
ter mean then, when he kccps talli,l
about, stemming the tidc?-Bwliucs,1
Free Press. ~
A Scotch Presbyterian minister
who married II couple of his rustic D,r
ishioners felt exceedingly disconcertA|
on his asking the bridegroom It h,
were willing to take the woman for Nj
wife by his scratching his head anil
saying: "Ay, I'm wulliu', but I'd rat.l
er haze her sister" -Broohyn Union.
The Cause of the Diflerence.-PuI
Young Artist-Thati is an exact com n
one of Raphacl's works, madam. Al.
art gallery on Fifth avenue CHARGED
$4,000 for the original. You can hsye
this for 50. %. Madam-That seems I'd
be a wide difference in price. Poo,
Young Artist--Ycs; but don't havd
to pay Fifth avenue rents, you know
Puck.
He was an artist, counting thd
daughter of a sea captain. While Id
was whispering soft %nothinss in hr
ear in the dimly-lighted parlon he vas
paralyzed by the harsh voice OF the an.
cient mariner in a neighboring room;
Cast of that paintcr!.' But she e.
planned that her father often used nan,
teal phrases in his sleep, and the en-,
gagemcnt proceeded to u finish.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

in a trial before II justice of tho
peace Mt Lead City, d. T.. the plain.
tiff, during the temporary absence Of
the court, whipped the defendant. whiio
the attorneys kept the crowd back 50
they could fight. The court then 70
timed and the trial proceeded.